Legal Clerk
Jackson K. Cook is a third-year law student at the University of Arkansas School of Law, where he previously earned a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in History. He currently serves as a legal clerk, assisting with deeds, transfer documents, bank coordination, and other financial institution matters involving the movement of client funds into trust structures. He has a particular passion for estate law and has also enjoyed his coursework in Family Law and Adoption Law this year. At the School of Law, Jackson is co-chair of the Ben J. Altheimer Spring Moot Court Competition, has held leadership roles in the Rural Law Society, and was voted “Most Helpful” by his peers. Originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, Jackson brings a strong writing background, practical legal experience, and a client-focused approach to his work.